Find Doula Jobs in Tennessee

First baby. We do plan on doing a hospital birth. My husband is easily queasy during medical procedures. He has almost passed out in the Ob's office and when I got an IV. I think I just want another support person to help when labor becomes a bit much for him.

Third baby plan on giving birth at home i want peaceful non medicated birth my budget would 1,000 care would be for me and my wife any days or hours is fine i have an 8 year old son as well and im 8 weeks along

emotional and technical support in the 9 months. Hungarian language is neccessary

First baby, plan to give birth at St Thomas in Murfreesboro. Care for me and partner. Help with birth.

Hi! I'm looking for postpartum care after rough/traumatic labor and an emergency c-section for my loved one who lives in Spring Hill, TN. Our family would love help with understanding how support and care for the new mama after all she's been through, including how to care for her incision, manage her pain, and support her overall recovery. We're looking for mama-focused nurturing that focuses on evidence-based care and lots of compassion. Baby was born healthy last night 9/4/2026. Hoping to have immediate care beginning once she arrives home. What were seeking is likely daily visits for first 2-3 days at home, followed by weekly visits until our new mama is able to bend, stand, walk, pick up and put down in bassinet on her own without experiencing pain. We're open to other scenarios based on your invaluable knowledge and experience. Thank you kindly!

Hola, mi nombre es Maria tengo 31 años y este es mi primer embarazo, tengo 26 semanas y mi fecha probable para parto es 9 de diciembre, lamentablemente mi familia está lejos (mi mamá) entonces me gustaría encontrar una persona que pueda ser mi apoyo en mi parto, según mis citas prenatales todo va excelente y está planeando que sea parto natural. Si hablas español, estás cerca de Nashville TN y estás interesada en conocernos, puedes txt 6292569721

Home birth with midwife, unmedicated. Looking for a Christian doula.

I do not necessarily have a birth plan but I do not want to have a baby in the hospital setting. I want my baby to be born in the most natural state possible. I have health insurance which I would love to use.

Dula that knows ancestry involvement helping with birth health delivery

I need someone to be able to advocate for me. I want to have as natural birth as possible. Baptist Woen's hospital Memphis. I do not know what a doula costs, but I am hoping for 500. It would be nice if they could speak spanish and english.

In need of assistance to watch out newborn baby on certain nights and during the afternoon

I plan to give birth at hospital I don’t have a budget necessarily

where - home budget - $1000 Aetna insurance I am just wanting to know what my options are. This is preliminary searching !

Will be delivering in Winchester, TN at high point hospital. Trying to stay under $1000 Want unmedicated, minimal interventions

I plan on having a home birth or possibly at a birthing center. I’m not very comfortable with hospitals so that’s not an option. I already hate having to go there for my appts. I would say my budget is $3-7k. I’m a very low maintenance type of person. I believe my body knows best how to birth and I trust it completely. I’m all about “if I can do it myself I will” although in this case it’s my first and having a midwife there would make me a little more comfortable. I do not plan on using any pain medication or other drugs/medication during my birthing process, I have also been looking into possibly doing a lotus birth. I’ve done lots of research on home births and the different types of birth/positions as well. I would like to take a more holistic route as I lean more toward that then birthing in a hospital with about 14 different people in the room. I have also heard way too many horror stories about women giving birth in hospitals as well. I want my wishes to be heard and respected not taken into consideration. I sometimes have a hard time voicing my concerns and opinions but I will stand firm with what I believe is best for me and my baby.

Night time help during postpartum and child education/birthing education

Postpartum night care, for twins. Overnight help.

Absolutely. I would make it clear that you are open to combination feeding and want someone who can support breastfeeding without making every overnight feed dependent on you being awake. We are looking for a trustworthy, experienced newborn care provider to support our family during the postpartum period following a scheduled C-section. Our primary goal is to have someone we feel completely comfortable caring for our newborn overnight so that I can recover from surgery and both parents can get meaningful rest. We would prefer someone with significant newborn and infant experience who is currently certified in infant CPR and first aid. Experience as a postpartum doula, newborn care specialist, night nanny, nurse, or similar role would be ideal. Strong references and a background check are very important to us. I plan to try breastfeeding, but I am also completely comfortable supplementing with or using formula as needed. I did not breastfeed my first child, so I would especially value someone who is knowledgeable and supportive with breastfeeding basics, including positioning, latch, feeding cues, pumping, and helping me understand what is working well. We plan to take feeding one day at a time and follow what works best for both mom and baby. We are not expecting the baby to be brought to me for every overnight feeding. Depending on how breastfeeding is going, we would like our provider to be comfortable handling some overnight feeds independently with expressed breast milk or formula so that I can have longer periods of uninterrupted sleep and recovery. We are looking for someone who will support our feeding decisions without pressure and adapt as our needs change. We would also appreciate help with developmentally appropriate newborn sleep habits and safe sleep practices. We are not looking for strict sleep training during the newborn stage, but would value someone who can help us establish healthy routines. Additional support would include baby-related laundry, washing and sterilizing bottles and pump parts, preparing formula or bottles, restocking the nursery and changing areas, light tidying, and keeping the kitchen organized after overnight feeds. Minimal cooking is needed, although preparing a simple breakfast for mom before leaving in the morning would be wonderful, particularly during the first few weeks of C-section recovery. We also have a toddler, but my husband will primarily be responsible for her. We are not looking for the overnight provider to routinely care for both children. Above all, we are looking for someone dependable, gentle, experienced, and trustworthy who will care for our infant with tremendous attention and kindness. We want this person to be a calming and supportive presence in our home while we adjust to having a newborn and I recover from surgery. Our budget is flexible depending on experience, certifications, and the level of newborn and postpartum support provided.

i have no clue what i’m doing this is my first pregnancy.

We will give birth at Fort Sanders regional Hospital. I plan to have a natural birth and would like an upright or hands and knee position and whatever is easier and will help labor to go smoothly and prevent tearing as much as possible